Two Grey Hills Indian Rugs
Two grey hills navajo rugs are named as such because the style was developed in and the vast majority of these rugs are still created by weavers from the two grey hills region of the navajo reservation.
Two grey hills indian rugs. Make offer auth native american indian navajo two grey hills diamond wool rug lisa white. To get a solid black color weavers sometimes would over dye dark brown wool with black dye. Two grey hills. Two grey hills navajo rug weavings a timeless tradition spanning almost 100 years two grey hills weavings have long been a source of pride and quality craftsmanship using natural un dyed wool boasting intricate patterns unique to the navajo.
Hand made navajo hopi and zuni jewelry. Auth native american indian navajo two grey hills diamond wool rug lisa white. 12 2 x 8 8 16 500 00. Two grey hills navajo rugs two grey hills arose as a regional style center during the 1940 s.
Two grey hills navajo indian rugs are known as weavings in which no colored dyes were used. We re pleased to bring you this two grey hills navajo rug woven either by helen kay or her mother nora bitsui of the blue gap area. Many one of a kind art pieces can be found at two grey hills where we specialize in exceptional navajo weavings. Instead weavers carefully combed and spun different natural colors of yarn to yield a beautiful range of creamy whites tans browns and greys.
Sometimes you need a spectacular piece for a large area. It measures 12 2 x 8 8 and would look stunning on the floor of any living area. Two grey hills trading post over a century old and one of the few remaining historic posts on the navajo indian reservation is the primary source of authentic regional rugs and tapestries. The two grey hills area is located between gallup and shiprock new mexico east of the chuska mountains.
We also offer hand woven zapotec indian rugs zuni fetishes and southwestern indian baskets. Made of hand spun yarn from the fleece of naturally colored local sheep in shades of gray brown black and white they are known around the world as the finest in navajo weaving.